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Hunger Games Sonnet

by Erinlee

My body is frozen and my heart is filled with dread, I see her shock with the shaking of her head, I screamed out “NO” and offered to take Prim’s place, Effie called his name to and we went up with haste, They took us to a room where we said our goodbyes, I promised to win as I started to cry, The group was quiet as we boarded the train, I meet out mentor Haymitch and he seemed far from sane, We meet the other tributes all different in size, Some seemed very foolish but other seemed wise, We practice all day to make sure we were fit, For the pain we will endure will be far worse than just a hit, I know I should save Peeta as a repayment of my debt, But I remember my promise to prim and I’m filled with regret, After I say goodbye to Cinna I see the Arena and feel pain, Why did Peeta and I both have to be in the Hunger games.
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Dec 8, 2014
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Another old poem I wrote about the first Hunger Games novel.

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#sonnet#games#hunger#prim#katniss#peeta#haymitch#cinna#effie
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